Head Count

After breaking free from prison, Kat finds himself face-to-face with an unknown assailant, a revolver pressed against his temple. The sound of the empty chamber clicking with each pull of the trigger echoes in his mind. As the gun continues to click, Kat’s thoughts race, trying to piece together the events that led him to this moment. He’s haunted by the question: Where did each bullet go?

Kat’s mind spins through fragments of his past—images of allies and enemies, of deals struck in the shadows, and of the twisted fate that led him to incarceration. Each click of the revolver seems to pull him deeper into his memories, forcing him to confront his choices, his betrayals, and the enemies he made along the way.

In the chaos of his escape, the lines between friend and foe blurred. As the weapon looms close, Kat struggles to recall every significant moment and interaction that might explain the vengeful figure before him. Who is this person, and what have they come to claim? Could they be a result of a past crime, or someone with a personal vendetta?

As the revolver’s cylinder spins, each unanswered question becomes more suffocating. The trap Kat has walked into is one of his own making, but the answers he needs are locked within his fractured recollections. The race against time begins—not just to survive the present danger, but to finally understand the full extent of the past that’s come back to haunt him.

Will Kat’s memory catch up with the click of the hammer, or will the past remain a blurred nightmare, just out of reach?